Watercolor painting has that charm and appeal because it looks quite "dreamy" (as my friend would say). If you've ever wanted to give it a try and paint using your iPad, then these tutorials are for you. I will show you a very quick and easy way to paint fruits in a some-what realistic looking way.
This is the playlist of all the video tutorials I created for the still-life fruits series. This playlist is on youtube. Click on it to play.
These tutorials I created require you to have an iPad Pro or the latest iPad that works with the Apple Pencil. If you are transitioning from the Wacom tablets on your desktop or laptop to have a more mobile workflow, I cannot recommend anything else other than the iPad Pro. You can use many other pressure sensitive stylus besides the Apple Pencil. I actually started off my digital painting journey using a regular stylus with a rubber nub. Some artist simply uses their finger.
However, after I got myself an Apple Pencil, It was the best purchasing decision I made. The Apple Pencil lasted longer than my previous styluses. And I have used so many of them. I believe it is worth the investment.
If you do decide to purchase an Apple Pencil or an iPad Pro, do click on the link below to purchase one from Amazon. This is an affiliate link and your purchase made through this will help support the maintenance of this website. Thank you so much for your support.
If you need any game development, digital artwork or caricature art done let me know and I will help you out.
